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Weekend Results 1/16 - 1/17
- The Woodberry Forest wrestling team had a great weekend competing at home. The Tigers faced 3 teams on Friday-Collegiate, Colonial Forge 'B' and Mills Godwin. On Saturday we held a tri-meet in the Reily Wrestling Room, entertaining Massaponax HS and Essex HS in the afternoon before semi-formal. There were many highlights over the two days of wrestling, and the team made great strides overall as a group. Some of the details from this weekend:
- Kent Walker and Alex Krongard got their first pins of the season!
- Shane Maryk continues to wrestle at a high level, going 4-1 on the weekend
- Will Medick now holds the record for the fastest pin after taking his opponent right to his back on Friday-:06 seconds!
- Jared Engh improved his overall record this season to 23-3 after going 5-0 Friday/Saturday
- Andrew Holmes was able to pull out a huge victory on Saturday against Massaponax HS after a scoreless first and second period, getting a reversal and back points in the last 30 seconds
- Roy Toston went 4-1 and dominated his opponents on his feet.
- James Forbes wrestled extremely tough and finished 3-2
- Cole Martini had one of the best matches of the year against a very tough opponent from Mills Godwin, and although he did not come out victorious in that match, he finished up 4-1
- Darby Henagan continues to be the teams' solid anchor at HWT, going 4-1, losing one close match by decision 6-5.
- DeTrea Smith got an exhibition match in as well and pinned his opponent in the first period!
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